Speedy athlete selected by Cardinals in the second round (54th overall, third free safety chosen) of the 2001 NFL Draft … in 23 games, owns four tackles from scrimmage, 12 tackles on special teams … spent entire 2003 season on injured reserve (chest).
2003: Sustained torn pectoralis muscle xxxxx and placed on injured reserve list Aug. 31 for remainder of season.
2002: Played in all 16 games, primarily on special teams … finished fifth on club with 11 tackles on kick-coverage units … 2 solo tackles, 2 assists, and 1 pass defensed from scrimmage … two solo stops, one assist on special teams in season-opener at Washington (Sept. 8) … handful of plays from scrimmage at San Francisco (Oct. 27) … one solo tackle from scrimmage and downed a 55-yard Scott Player punt at the one-yard line in return contest vs. San Francisco (Dec. 21) … extended playing time from scrimmage in season finale at Denver (Dec. 29) produced three tackles and a pass defensed.
2001: Back-and-forth rookie season with appearances in seven games, inactive status for nine others … finished season with one tackle, 21 blocks on special teams … played only sparingly from scrimmage.

Lettered in football and track at Southfield-Lathrup High School in Southfield, Mich. … architecture major at Memphis, earning academic honors with a 3.4 grade-point average … enjoys painting in spare time … father Michael played football at Michigan State … wife Marsha, son Mekhi … born Feb. 13, 1978 in Southfield.

Chris RobersonCornerback5-11185Eastern Michigan
Cornerback with good size who will vie for playing time in dime packages and on special teams … Played only one season at cornerback … Spent time as running back, wide receiver and return specialist … Recorded 2,655 all-purpose yards with 14 career touchdowns … Only Jaguar ever from Eastern Michigan. COLLEGE: Began collegiate career at running back as a freshman, switched to wide receiver as a sophomore and junior and made final switch to cornerback as a senior … Registered 66 tackles and one sack in 10 starts at cornerback … Amassed 2,655 all-purpose yards and 14 career touchdowns in first three seasons at Eastern Michigan … Served as punt and kickoff returner for first three seasons

HIGH SCHOOL
Attended Harrison (Farmington Hills, Mich.) High School, playing football for coach Bill Lowder … Missed the regular season of his senior year with a knee injury and a broken bone in his ankle, but saw action on one play in the state final championship win … Was a member of the Detroit News' Top 60 Blue Chip list (rated No. 34 in the state) and was chosen to play in the East-West High School All-Star game … Also earned all-state honors in track as a junior.
PERSONAL
Communications major … Son of Irma Moss and Bill Roberson … Born Christopher Robert Roberson on June 3, 1983 … Resides in Inkster, Mich.

Kevin Glenn took over the reigns at quarterback on September 5, 2004 against Saskatchewan and hasn’t looked back. Glenn has played in 65 regular-season games and three playoff contests for his CFL career.

THE CFL YEARS – WINNPEG BLUE BOMBERS – 2004
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers acquired Glenn in a trade with the Toronto Argonauts, May 19, 2004 less than an hour after he had been traded to the Boatmen by the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
In eight games Glenn passed for 2,329 yards on 274 attempts and 166 completions for an average of 14 yards. He also had 14 touchdown passes and eight interceptions. Glenn also rushed 30 times for 125 yards and two touchdowns.
THE CFL YEARS – SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS – 2003
Glenn dressed for all 18 regular-season games plus the 2003 West Division Semifinal and the 2003 West Division Final. Glenn completed 40-of-his-73 pass attempts (54.8%) for 508 yards, one touchdown and four interceptions. He also rushed 13 times for 48 yards and a 3.7-yard average.
THE CFL YEARS – SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS – 2002
Glenn played in 11 regular-season games as well as the 2002 East Division Semifinal. He started three games on the season. He completed 60-of-95 passes (63.2%) for 777 yards, three touchdowns and three interceptions. He rushed 21 times for 83 yards (4.0-yard average) and one touchdown.
THE CFL YEARS – SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS – 2001
Glenn originally signed with the Riders June 8, 2001. He appeared in 18 regular-season games for the Green Guys in 2001. He started six games that year. Glenn completed 70-of-154 pass attempts (45.5%) for 938 yards, nine touchdowns and two interceptions. He recorded 28 carries for 152 yards (5.4-yard average) and two touchdowns.

THE COLLEGE YEARS – ILLINOIS STATE REDBIRDS
Glenn played four years of college football for Illinois State. Setting 25 school records with the Redbirds, Glenn completed 645-of-1,119 pass attempts (57.6%) for 8,032 yards and 61 touchdowns. He also rushed 247 times for 490 yards and eight scores. Glenn led Illinois State to its first playoff appearance and its first Gateway Football Conference Championship. Along the way, he earned spots on the Gateway Conference’s Honorable Mention All-Star Team (twice) and All-Newcomer Team. He led the conference in passing yards per game, passer efficiency rating and total offence in 1998. His highlights included a span of 101 passes without an interception.

HIGH SCHOOL - DETROIT ST. MARTIN DE PORRES
Kevin was a four year starter at quarterback at St. Martin DePorres. Where he played for legendary coach Robert Thompson.

Nick Luchey #22Position: FullbackCollege: Miami (Fla.)NFL Exp: 7 SeasonsPackers Exp: 3 SeasonsHt: 6' 2"Wt: 273 lbs.Age: 28

Name is pronounced LOO-chee
With William Henderson, provides full-house backfield blocking tandem for All-Pro running back Ahman Green
Was known throughout his playing career (high school, college and first three NFL seasons) as 'Nick Williams.' Changed his surname to 'Luchey' in August of 2002 to honor his father and grandfather
Enjoys reading Egyptian and Roman history, playing chess and going to amusement parks among his stable of unconventional hobbies
Has two giant centipedes and 10 tarantulas; oldest and biggest spider is 7-year-old Mexican red leg named 'Cleo' that measures 101/2 inches long when fully expanded

College Highlights:
Played both linebacker and safety at Central Michigan and racked up 408 tackles, including 34 TFL in 45 games…Also added 10 blocked kicks during his collegiate career as a Chippewa, including 8 blocked kicks in the 2001 season…Tied an NCAA record by blocking 4 punts in a single game in a loss to Michigan State in 2001.

Personal:
Earned three letters in football and basketball and two in track at Walled Lake Western High School (Southfield, Mich)…Led his team to a 14-0 record and a state title in 1999…Majored in entrepreneurship…Born Jan. 14, 1982 in Southfield, Mich.

Personal: Full given name is Alan Sheffield Ball ... Born March 29, 1985 in Detroit, Mich. ... The son of Lorenzo and Cheryl Ball ... Sister, Tracy, ran track at SMU and holds the state high school record in the 200 and 400 meters ... A four-year honor roll student ... Lists favorite athlete as Michael Jordan ... Biggest thrill in sports was winning a state title in the 110-meter hurdles ... Enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

High School: Intercepted 15 passes in two years at St. Martin De Porres, including six in the postseason of his senior year ... Prep Star and SuperPrep All-Region selection ... Named to the Lansing State Journal "Catch 22" list ... Helped lead his team to the 2001 state championship ... Named a Top-50 defensive back recruit nationally by Rivals.com ... Won back-to-back 110-meter hurdles state titles as a junior and senior ... Garnered All-State honors ... Earned two varsity letters in football and three in track ... High school coach was Greg Carter.

COLLEGE:
Jason Jones is a versatile defensive lineman that can play either end or tackle for the Titans. The 6-foot-5-inch, 275-pounder is extremely athletic for his frame having begun his collegiate career as a tight end at Eastern Michigan before shifting to strong-side defensive tackle as a sophomore. In 45 games for the Eagles, Jones started 33 times on defense and three times on offense. He collected 175 tackles (101 solo) with 14 sacks and ranked second in school history with 50 stops for losses. He developed into one of the nation's top run stuffers, ranking fifth in the NCAA in tackles for loss as a junior. He continued to excel in the trenches as a senior receiving third-team All-American and first-team All-MAC honors while playing tackle and defensive end and finishing tied for seventh in the country with 19.5 stops behind the line of scrimmage. As a true freshman, Jones started three of 11 games he played in as a tight end for Eastern Michigan. He also saw action on the defensive line midway through the season, making one solo tackle while grabbing four passes for 12 yards. Jones took over strong-side defensive duties the following season, earning Player of the Week honors twice. As a sophomore, he made 47 tackles (28 solo) while ranking second on the squad with 6.5 sacks and 12 stops for loss. He was selected by the Titans in the second round (54th overall) in the 2008 NFL Draft.

TITANS TIDBITS:
• Jones was raised in an athletic family. His brother, Brian, played basketball at the University of Detroit Mercy and his other brother, Michael, played football at Alabama State.
• Jones' other brother, Jamar, works at the White House as a Secret Service uniform police officer.
• Jones is familiar with the Nashville area having spent two months prior to the NFL Combine at D1 Sports Training in Franklin, Tenn.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
• AS A SENIOR (2007), received
third-team All-American and first-team All-MAC honors. Played in all 12 games with 11 starts and finished fourth on the team with 70 tackles. Tied for seventh in the NCAA with a career-high 19.5 stops for losses. Added 10 quarterback pressures, a fumble recovery and a forced fumble while breaking up three passes and blocking a kick.
• A team captain, he enjoyed two of his
better games against big conference teams: at Vanderbilt, collected a season-best 11 tackles and at Michigan recorded a season-best 3.5 tackles for loss.
• Selected to play in the 2008 Senior Bowl All-Star Game and finished with three
tackles, one sack for 14 yards and one FF.
• Named the recipient of the Harold E. Sponberg Award as the team's top down lineman scholar-athlete.
• AS A JUNIOR (2006), turned in one of the best defensive efforts in the nation, recording 18.5 tackles for losses of 71 yards to rank fifth nationally in that category. Named EMU's Most Valuable Player and chosen second-team All-Mid-American Conference at defensive lineman.
• Started in all 11 games in which he played, missing only the Louisiana Lafayette game with a leg injury. Recorded 57 tackles to rank sixth on the team and notched four sacks for losses of 31 yards and two forced fumbles.
• Turned in at least one tackle for loss in 10 games with the top effort being five tackles for losses totaling 16 yards at Northwestern.
• Chosen by the coaching staff for seven single-game awards; was named Defensive Player of the Game against Michigan State, Northwestern and Bowling Green games; selected for Championship Performances twice, for the Northwestern and BGSU contests; picked for a Winning Performance against Toledo and for a Championship Special Teams Award for the Western Michigan contest.
• AS A SOPHOMORE (2005), started all 11 games on the defensive line and responded with 47 total tackles. Finished second on the team in both tackles for loss with 12 for 56 yards and in sacks with 6.5 for 45 yards.
• Named Defensive Eagle of the Week twice, for the Kent State and Ball State games. Also singled out for Winning Performance Awards against Kent State, Northern Illinois and Ball State. Chosen by the coaching staff for the Defensive Big Play of the Game against Northern Illinois.
• AS A FRESHMAN (2004), one of six 2004 recruits that saw action during the season. Earned a letter after playing in all 11 games with three starts at tight end.
• Began the season at tight end before
moving to the defensive line midway through the 2004 campaign. Caught four passes for 12 yards. Singled out for a Winning Performance award against Florida.

PERSONAL:
• Single, splits time between Nashville and Detroit, Mich.
• Attended Lathrup (Southfield, Mich.) High School and enjoyed an outstanding prep career as a football and basketball player. He was named first-team All-Oakland Athletic Association as a senior, recording 27 tackles, six sacks, four forced fumbles and seven interceptions, three of which were returned for touchdowns. He also caught 25 passes for 395 yards and eight touchdowns as a receiver. The Detroit News named him the 44th-best player on the Blue Chip list in the state of Michigan, as he also added All-Metro North honors.
• Started as a junior and senior on the school's basketball team. Led the hoops squad to the Class A regionals in 2003-04 after averaging 24 points, 14 rebounds, five assists and two blocks. He was chosen Most Valuable Player in the Motor City Roundball Classic, as he also garnered third-team Class A All-State pick as well as a first-team All-Metro North recognition.
• Has three brothers, Jamar, Brian and Micheal. His mother, Gloria, graduated from the University of Detroit Mercy.
• Majored in business management at Eastern Michigan.
• Volunteered to read to elementary school children on Fridays while at Eastern Michigan.
• List of favorites: (movies) “Paid in Full” and “Gone Baby Gone”; (TV Shows) “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” and “Martin”; (actor) Denzel Washington; (music artist) Lil' Wayne; (school subject) organizational behavior; (car) Cadillac Escalade; (video game) “Call of Duty 4”; (food) chicken; (sports hero) Michael Jordan; (pro sports team) L.A. Lakers.
• Born Jason Duane Jones, the son of J.D. and Gloria Jones, in Detroit, Mich.

Born February 18, 1986 in Southfield, Michigan…son of Earnest and Denise Jackson…excelled at quarterback and defensive back at Detroit County Day High School…rushed for over 1,500 yards and passed for over 4,800 yards and 54 TDs during his career…earned three letters in basketball and two in track…majored in Marketing at Cincinnati.